The smart ones will arrive later and eat the weaker members of the herd.
What I don't get is what they are waiting for. Do they expect the phone to be available for purchase at the store on 9/9?
Surely they're waiting for 9/19 (rumored release date).
I've never had a problem reserving one and getting it on launch day. Never needed to get in line or wait for future shipments.
While that has definitely happened at launch events for other products, Apple's never been caught doing that. People do it for the attention. You are guaranteed to be on the news if you are first at their flagship store.
Are you crazy enough to brave the elements waiting in line at an Apple Store for more than two weeks waiting for an iPhone 6? It's not as crazy as it sounds to 25-year old Mississippi actress and model Moon Ray, or two cousins, 20-year old Brian Ceballo and 21-year old Joseph Cruz. The trio sits at the head of the line at Apple's flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York, but it's not necessarily for love of Apple's highly anticipated new handset.
They are each being compensated to attract attention and pitch a product, a telemedicine app called VideoMedicine in Moon Ray's case, and BuyBackWorld.com, a phone buy-back service in the case of Ceballo and Cruz.
If I had to, I'd rather line up for a phone than a game console. I haven't bought a game console since the Xbox 360.
I did line up for an iPad 2, but waited less than an hour.
Meh, screw that. Just preorder online and it gets shipped to your door. Got my PS4 day one by doing that. Doesn't matter if I'm not first.
Heh. I'd love to see the delivery trend for Fed Ex over the course of each fall. It's probably relatively flat with the exception of this enormouse spike each year on "iPhone Delivery Day".
Heh. I'd love to see the delivery trend for Fed Ex over the course of each fall. It's probably relatively flat with the exception of this enormouse spike each year on "iPhone Delivery Day".
The building is to demonstrate HomeKit integration withApple products and may not mean anything beyond that.I wonder how much this new temporary building at the Flint Center cost to build. It's frickin' huge!
This is going to one big event, so maybe the iPad Air 2 will make an appearance afterall.
FedEx on iPhone 5s Delivery Day:
Except you do. Pretty easy to imagine the kinds of things it can do, a lot of which specifically involves rooms on different floors. Having to create an environment that they can usher that many people through for demo requires a pretty big building. I imagine it's got one setup on one side and a mirror image setup on the other for two lines. Just wait.You don't need a giant 2-story building to demonstrate HomeKit.
If I had to, I'd rather line up for a phone than a game console. I haven't bought a game console since the Xbox 360.
I did line up for an iPad 2, but waited less than an hour.
hmm...I did go to a midnight release of GTA4. I got there 30 min early, but that was about it. Line moved pretty fast. Saw a guy from work so that was funny, but in general lines suck bad. I stopped going to Comic-con 8 years ago because of long ass lines, and I used to love going to that.
Well, they'll probably be following Samsung's example of gigantic phones on Sept. 9.Please let the iwatch not be real. Please don't actually follow samsung ever.